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I'm making a project (for a programming class in uni) but when I try to run it in Android Studio, a warning appears very briefly in the emulator:

java.lang.IllegalStateException: Expected BEGIN_OBJECT but was STRING at line 5 column 21 path $[0].dateOfBirth

This is my JSON file:

I'm trying to translate this SO answer code into Python (and a bit from the other answer there) with the help of official documentation for PACKAGE_ID and PACKAGE_INFO.

I'm getting full package names by GetPackageFullName, but some of my structures aren't formed well as OpenPackageInfoByFullName gives Unicode characters that are jibberish to me. Also PackageIdFromFullName returns ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER when called.

EDIT: As Paul Cornelius noticed, my code had issues with PACKAGE_INFO_REFERENCE. Now I have a problem converting buffer I got to structure or I messed up something before that. I provided a code to be run in Windows 10, Edge or Store app should be open prior to run (or open some other app and change the hardcoded text in code). The output shows that packageName (as the example field) is None:

Learning Vue:

I am working on an encounter system for a game I am currently developing for fun. The stats and medkits are just placeholders for the sake of building the system before finishing the game, which functions fine other than this issue. I want the medkits variable to be accessed inside the loop and afterward, say if there were a second encounter, for that variable to be changed to the proper number. For example, if I use a medkit in the first encounter, I should have one less in the next. no idea how to do this as this is my first real try at making a legitimate game. Any functional solution would be great!

I'd also like to add that I know that the 3rd option doesn't work and the enemy doesn't fight back yet, but that will be no problem for me. I only want answers for this particular issue.

thank you for taking time to read and (hopefully) answer my question! I have recently taken a interest in Pi (π not the edible type, i already love those!) and was intrigued in the calculation of such a number, i can fluently type in moderately advanced python and am a advanced Linux user so i set up a "cluster" of old(ish) computers. after some digging i found a python program that calculates pi, i edited it and made it output to a file,i ran it on one of the computers and it works amazingly, it is currently on about 2 million digits of pi (tiny compared to the world record of 22.7 trillion!) and is using 100% of both cores and 94% of ram, my only issue is that i cannot cancel the process or i ave to start all over, i am trying to understand the algorithm so i can code in a load function. the load function should open the file and continue calculating pi from there onwards. i can understand the algorithm slightly and have figured out it uses the already calculated pi digits to figure out the digits (which explains the speed decay) and so loading in pre calculated data is possible. The code is as followed:

I'm facing a new issue - Jsonp. I've read about and watched videos but couldn't get to the solution to fix my problem.

First I'm using Angular 6. I'm trying to get a json response from an api which uses JSONP, but when I try to use it in my app I got CORS error. So I want to fix it without having to install chrome's CORS plugin. The response on the browser is like this:

I want regular expression which will remove hashtags at the end of a string. For example:

*WCW * $14 black vans (size 6)* $8 black fishnet Jacket (size large)* $6 giraffe tank top (size small)* $8 denim shorts (size 2)* $6 red see through purse #platosclosetmooresville #platosclosetlakenorman #resale #gentlyused #preloved #lakenorman #mooresville #MVL #LKN #fashionista #recycleyourstyle #cornelius #davidson #concord #kannapolis #statesville #salisbury #bargainista #lknshopping #mooresvilleshopping #GetCash #SellYourItems #shopping #BargainShopper #ShopLocal #PlatosCloset #giraffe #OOTD #WCW

I have written a regular expression to match the hashtag trail. /#[#\w\s]*\z/. also tried with /#[#\w\s]*$/u. But they only return

#lknshopping #mooresvilleshopping #GetCash #SellYourItems #shopping #BargainShopper #ShopLocal #PlatosCloset #giraffe #OOTD #WCW

It should capture all of:

#platosclosetmooresville #platosclosetlakenorman #resale #gentlyused #preloved #lakenorman #mooresville #MVL #LKN #fashionista #recycleyourstyle #cornelius #davidson #concord #kannapolis #statesville #salisbury #bargainista #lknshopping #mooresvilleshopping #GetCash #SellYourItems #shopping #BargainShopper #ShopLocal #PlatosCloset #giraffe #OOTD #WCW

The solution should not match hashtags in the middle of the string.

I have this tree view of my nested array:

My questions:

• I need to remove empty subarrays from this array, but array_filter() does not do this in a nested array. How can I achieve this?

• What is the right way to use a multidimensional array in my case?

• How to use a nested foreach() when I have a multidimensional array?

I have the following code:

So I am trying to update the Navbar(.nav>li>a) when ever a user scrolls over the section.

My issue that each Nav-Item must have its own color.

I can get the Nav-items to scroll but i cannot get the css .custom_active to apply dynamically for each nav item when the user is scrolling over that section.

This is what i have so far :

JS: